Category: Global Politics
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π¦π± Albania’s Digital Dawn: Meet Diella, The World’s First AI Minister
In a move that has captured global attention, the Balkan nation of Albania has become the first country in the world to appoint an artificial intelligence to a cabinet-level position. Named Diella, which means “sun” in Albanian, this virtual minister is tasked with a critical mission: eradicating corruption in public procurement [citation:1][citation:9]. The appointment was…
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πΊπΈ U.S. Government Grinds to a Halt: Political Gridlock and Potential Global Ripples
The U.S. federal government has entered a shutdown, a domestic political event that carries significant and immediate consequences for vital health, economic, and food security programs across the African continent. The halt in funding has abruptly frozen U.S. foreign aid, threatening to reverse decades of progress in public health and destabilize development partnerships. ποΈ What…
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π¬π³ Guinea Sets Presidential Elections for December 28, 2025
Guinea will hold its long-awaited presidential election on December 28, 2025, officially marking the end of the countryβs transitional period. βThe presidential election voting will be held on December 28, 2025, throughout the country,β states the decree of Guineaβs leader. The announcement comes shortly after the approval of a new constitution, endorsed by nearly 90%…
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ππΉ UN Security Council Approves New ‘Gang Suppression Force’ for Haiti
In a decisive move to address Haiti’s escalating security crisis, the United Nations Security Council has authorized the creation of a new multinational ‘Gang Suppression Force’ (GSF). The resolution, passed on September 30, 2025, transitions the existing, struggling security mission into a larger, more robust force with a stronger mandate to combat armed gangs that…
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The True Origins of Pan-Africanism: A Legacy of Liberation, Not Myth
In an era of misinformation, a recent propaganda piece has attempted to tarnish the Pan-African movement by falsely claiming its name derives from the Greek god Pan. This could not be further from the truth. This article breaks down the true, powerful origins of the Pan-African movement and the visionary leaders who shaped its destiny.…
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π²πΊ Corporate Council on Africa Announces the Republic of Mauritius as Host of 2026 U.S.-Africa Business Summit
Washington, DCβ The Corporate Council on Africa (CCA) and the Government of the Republic of Mauritius have the honor to announce that the Republic of Mauritius will host the 18th U.S.-Africa Business Summit in 2026. A Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) was signed today on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York…
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π¬πGhanaβs President Mahama at the UN: From Aid Recipient to Agenda Setter for a New Global Order
A New African Assertiveness at the UN In a powerful address at the 80th United Nations General Assembly, Ghanaβs President John Dramani Mahama articulated a vision that marks a significant shift in Africaβs diplomatic posture. Moving beyond requests for aid, his speech was a bold demand for structural parity in global governance, grounded in Africaβs…
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π¨πΊAssata Shakur, Revolutionary Voice and Exiled Figurehead, Has Passed Away
HAVANA, CUBA β Assata Shakur, one of the most iconic and contentious figures in the modern Black liberation movement, has died. A former member of the Black Liberation Army who lived for decades in political asylum in Cuba, Shakurβs passing was confirmed by close associates and family, citing health complications. She was 76. Shakurβs life…
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π―π΅Anti-Immigration Uproar Forces Japan to End Africa Exchange Plan
Japan has scrapped a plan to promote cultural exchanges between regional cities and four African countries, after misinterpretations and disinformation sparked fears it would open the doors to mass immigration. The reversal came amid heightened focus on foreigners in Japan, just two months after a surge of support for anti-immigration party Sanseito in Japanβs upper…
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π¬π US deportees sue Ghana over ‘illegal’ detention
Eleven people detained in Ghana after being deported from the US have sued the West African nation’s government, their lawyer has told the BBC. Oliver-Barker Vormawor said the deportees had not violated any Ghanaian law, and their detention in a military camp was therefore illegal. He wanted the government to produce the group in court,…
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